11 Japanese words with beautiful meanings (impossible to translate)

In many cultures, words and expressions unique to each society abound. Many of them do not have a clear explanation and sometimes they cannot even be translated, but they perfectly portray the feelings or emotions of the person who uses them.

Japan, for example, has many expressions that do not have a specific translation into Spanish or another language. However, its meaning transcends to other cultures and although we cannot define it in a single word, we enjoy and use that expression in its native language.

If something defines Japanese culture, it is its deep feeling about existence and life. There are very particular words to refer to nature, certain human connections and wonderful stories of love and nature (like that of sakura) that give meaning to existence.

From this sense we reviewed 11 beautiful Japanese words that describe sensations, experiences, perceptions and even unique emotions. Those types of terms that sometimes say everything in their original language, but to create a translation it is almost impossible to capture their true essence.

11 Japanese words with beautiful meanings:

When we try to name some sensation, action or moment, poetic and extraordinary words can often emerge. Those that allow us to express in some way a wonderful feeling or something that we believed inexplicable.

With Japanese words we allow ourselves to name what had no name in our culture. But at the same time it gives us the opportunity to create new expressions, words that somehow manage to evoke what the universe or the environment provokes in us.

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